Exploring Renninger's Antique Extravaganza! | Windmills, Stained Glass & Rare Store Displays

[@michelewright9090]

I’m so glad Misty (Thrifter, Junker, Vintage Hunter) recommended you to all of us. The knowledge you have about so many varying topics is incredible! Bravo, you!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Aww gee thanks! I love talking shop about vintage things. Look forward to coming with more, bonus video tomorrow and regular on Wednesdays

[@elizabethturel78]

Thank you for showing items that are one of a kind. I love looking at it, even though I would never buy it. Awesome knowledge, George!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Oh good, I'm glad it's interesting to you! I learned early in my career that everyone loves some thing they collect and has a good reason why (usually)

[@george.carrasco]

Great video George!

[@denisemcnabb]

Great eye for the mini windmill ! Nice profit too

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I thought it was cute and I just knew someone else would too

[@mfahrney1]

Thanks for sharing and educating us! Much appreciated George ♡

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

My pleasure!

[@dawnkertesz7351]

Love the s&h green stamps sign. My parents saved those and got a laugh out of one of the items they got for trade-in!

[@sarijarvinen6255]

Yet again, sooooo many beautiful and amazing pieces! 😍 I love the figural cookie jars, we don't see those here either. The swedish glass piece I think is "Coquille" designed by Paul Kedelv for Flygsfors. And the big chest, that we call " brides chest", was originally for the girls to store, mostly different linens, they had woven or embroidered til the day they got married and moved away from home. We still have those chests but now it's the parents that gift their doughter various things useful to have when they move out. 😊

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I believe that was a Coquille piece, thank you for the designer name, we've often wondered who did their work! We see brides chests from Sweden in the states from time to time. I'm glad you're having fun seeing the videos!

[@askmamalouise7605]

Beyond awesome video!! Absolutely great finds at this adventure!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks a bunch! I'll keep looking for more but this is a good show

[@rosamerla1534]

Such fantastic beautiful pieces, thank you.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

it really gets great stuff

[@dtruetheeness]

Your knowledge is extensive.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thanks!

[@glendafromaustralia1625]

Fun interesting vid George. Have not seen such wonderful things. Glenda. Australia 🦘🐨✨

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

There truly were some great dealers, expecting same at this month's show in a few weeks

[@denisemcnabb]

I have one of those satin skin cream posters hanging in my hallway.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

What a nice thing to have! She’s a beauty. I think the one on the video was $325

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

Hi George! I've been watching for a new video today. Wow, I saw a lot of things that interested me, along with some items I actually have. The old wire egg basket, at 1:12, old hand-crank drill press, at 2:12, and the lantern with the red globe, at 2:16, I have those three pieces. I liked the oak furniture...but I prefer it not refinished. I like the aged, dark colour oak turns, after years of being around. The side-by-side secretary looked the best, to me. One sign I didn't see that I'd be interested in - a Dr. Pepper. I have an old yellow DP crate, and really like the old DP items. There were a couple items I saw that I really liked - the old hardware cabinet, at 5:33, and the Buster Brown plate, at 16:49. It would've been part of a set. I didn't see any Carnival Glass, except a set of four tumblers, though... I would've been all over the place, if I had been there. I think I'm going to go back and watch the vid again. I was pausing it off and on, and looking around at everything I could, while you were filming. Looking forward to the next video!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

It really is a great show, so much in one place and definitely enough that anyone could find things to buy! I didn’t take stock of the drill press the first time through, I should watch again for things I missed too!

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Not sure why but I only see Dr. Pepper signs in plastic from after 1970. I think it was a pretty regional drink before then. The hardware cabinet is my friend Derrick’s, he sells all over the East and has been on Flea Market Flip as a reseller but he mainly carries higher end true general store and southern country antiques.

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

@@TheAntiqueNomad If I hadn't had one, I wouldn't have taken notice of the drill press...probably wouldn't have known what it was. The one I have was my Great-grandfather's, then my Grandfather's. It took a lot of work, but my Grandfather and I oiled it, and finally got it to working again.

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

@@TheAntiqueNomad Yeah, the older Dr. Pepper signs/thermometers seem to be more difficult to find. Usually, when you do find them, they are somewhat unaffordable. I really like that hardware cabinet, but those are usually way out of my price range. That one looked to be in remarkable condition, too.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

So nice to keep a family piece going!

[@kansaikennels]

The same very large pie safe was on display at Liberty in NC...Sept 2019...it is fantastic...requires a really large home space as it is accessed from both sides...one of those...oh I wish pieces...

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

kansai kennels yes, that dealer sells all up the eastern seaboard and that was a great price for a specific place, not many so old and large in good condition like that!

[@rickeydonald4756]

There are quite a few sites I’ll post your channel on like Scott’s Old Curiosity Shop. His channel is a great site for a variety of viewers looking for great content, shopping adventures, and accurate information. I know that it will not take long to get you to 1,000 subs and then you’ll be able to monetize your channel.

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

Thank you! I enjoy his channel a lot. I'm grateful for the publicity, it's fun to know people like this stuff as much as I do!

[@cecoya]

I am of the opinion that the 1950's had it right with furniture "the blonder the better" I have always been partial to plain beautiful wood furniture or very ornate old victorian as long as it has NOT been painted. lol Have a great day

[@itsamememe7126]

Turbo drive means as fast as the kid could pedal. LOL

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I always thought that was a silly term for a kid's toy but it was that era

[@sushitordz7908]

Since you’re going to different States, do you know if there’s any good flea market in Virginia Beach/Norfolk area in Virginia?

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

"Flea Market" means many different things in the South, from thrift/junk store to cheap new imported goods to old anything goes markets and hybrid flea market/antique shows. The last type are often the most promising to me, and around there that's the Big Flea Market coming in March to Hampton Roads. It's the offshoot of the D.C. Big Flea, which is a huge market, I sold a bunch of stuff to their dealers when I conducted this crazy estate sale in Maryland a few years ago.

[@barbaragodfrey1402]

Do you ever come to Kansas City

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

I did the Sparks flea market and hope to get back there!

[@elizabethpritchard6016]

I dont see much Cornish Kitchenware in your videos

[@TheAntiqueNomad]

My Elegant Florida Antique Show video has some, it's the only place I've seen it outside the Northwest US!

[@wandawatson7843]

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